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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

Special Correspondence o.. Gazstte and Journal
New CASTLE, Jan. 16.--John Smith,
Familiarity known as "Sailor Jack" en-
ployed on the p, W. IL B. construc-
ton train, had his hand badly mashed
on Saturday morning by having it
caught under an iron rail as the rail
was being lifted on car. Arthur White
lock, son of William Fl. Whitelock, was
slightly injured in the face by the acct.
dental discharge of pistol which he was
playing with. Both cases were attended
to by DR.. Black.
Mrs. Eliza r. Rodney died ut her resi-
denoe on Orange street early yesterday
morning, aged 65 years. She was stricken
with paralysis short time ago, and
never recovered from the shock. The
deceased was the widow of the late
George B. Rodney. The funeral will take
place on Wednesday at l 80 p. M, from
her late residence. Services will be held
in Emanuel Church. Mrs. Rodney was
the second wife of her late husband, and
was formerly Miss Taylor of Philadel-
phia. She leaves two daughters, both
grown. John II. Rodney, Esq, of the
New Castle county bar, ia her step.son.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

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John Conner, alias Michael 0'0nnuor.
who was recently arrested 10 New York
by Inspector Byrne, and who made an
apparent confession in which he said that
he was one of the attempted robbers OF
the New Castle bank when Cashier Cooper
shot one of the burglars, evidently had
good reasons to be brought here on the
latter charge. His story was discredited
at the time aud gave internal evidences of
being blind to elude justice in Pitts
field, Mass, where he was wanted, as is
shown by the following dispatch from
Pittsfield which appeared in Tuesdays
New York World, ''Michael O'Oonnor,
the bank burglar, who escaped il here
December OH, and was shortly after
wards recaptured by Inspector Byrnes'
detectives in New York, was held on six
indictments to-day. He agreed to plead
guilty to all six if he would be sentenced
on three only. He was promptly sem
fenced to hard labor for seven years for
having burglars tools in his possession,
three years for an attempt to rob a jewelry
store at Great Darlington and five years
for breaking out of jail here"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
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OPERA HOUSE LEABED.
Proctor & SOulisr Lease the Pi&'
house for Five Years.

Proctor q SOulisr Lease the Play
house for Five Years.
The directors Of the Masonic Hall Com
pany have leased the Grand Opera House
on Market street between Eighth and
Ninth to Messrs Proctor q Sonlier, the
lessees and managers Of the Academy of
Music, this city.
Tie board held special meeting Mon
day night, when the proposition of Proctor
Il Soulier was submitted and later ac-
oepted and forfeiture deposited by the
new lessees.
The firm will take possession Of the
house September LIST, and during the
summer season will make very extensive
repairs to the entrance, auditorium, stage
and in fact the entire interior of the
play house.
The new lesseeB, before occupying the
Opera House, will expend about $5, 000
in material alterations and improvements.
The rental price Of the building to be
paid by the new lessees has not been
made public, but it is between $5, 900
and Sc 900 per annum beside the expense
of the repairs noted above.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
OauQhl Rotweon Iwo cars.

T. o. Butler, a freight brakeman on
the Delaware Division of the p, W. d
b., railrond, had leg broken Tuesday,
at Vandyke's Station, while on freight
train No. 90. The train was about to
stop, and Mr. Butler was getting down
off the top Of box car and was between
two box cars, when, in the act of stepping
from one step Of the ladder to another,
the engine made sudden stop, and the
cars came sufficiently close together to
catch his foot and knee between them and
broke his leg. After the injured limb
was set he was removed by special car to
his home at Clayton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

Friday afternoon colored man
walked into the store Of Bernard Wolfson
No. 10 East Front street, during the alb,
sepce of the proprietor, and snatching
az arplful Of irOwsers that lay near the
door walked off quickly in the direction
of Market street bridge. Mrs. Wolfaon
gave the alarm and although the bare
faced theft was witnessed by quite q
number Of people the thief got on I'M
apprebended. The stolen goods were
valued at $35
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

Some materials in the oarding room Of
the Arlington mills, in the Ninth ward,
caught fire Tuesday. The conhagra.
ton originated presumably from sponts-
naous combustion and was discovered at
about 6 O'Clock. A small hose was used
advantageously and the flames were
quickly extinguished, The loss amounts
TO about $50 aud is covered by insurance.
The services OF the fire department were
not required and the fre-alarm was not
anundad
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
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MARRET QUOTATIONS.


PhiladelPhis Markets.
Associated Press D.aastch by Special Wires.
PHn.ApELPHrA Jan, 1s,- Flour dun bu. steady;
Wheat, stsd': NJ. . wss'arn red, Vi.
Corn, dst. but st'adY; etAAme', 5SA5S5<c;
No. yellow, So; do. mixed, 5Shc.; no. 5, "a
osta, steadv, tu' dui. No v. lie, Al ); No. 8
do, ~ .;r l'ciei, 3ie39.
sisis, 81 ,sdy; clover, rr'mc. 7ka7kc.
Winter wheat bran, siesty; Ssl4gs
Prov aionf, quiet auf ha ely saa1y,
Lsrd, qulet: city rehned, SlSn.
b ter, 10 10;
tirsfs, a. Ohio aud osber western tirsts, gao.
Cheese, In far demand End flrm; New York
full eteam, l2Xa1 sc.
Fstsol-u1u. dull, II fined, 7xc
New York Markets.
Associated Press Dispatch py special Wires.
NEW YORK, Jan. IS Flour. du and weak,
In some ca-esa tri , 10 veri utnsrn quiet and
essy.
Wheat, h4Hc. lower, III d h avy, with a mod
arste SD culAtive business No, 2 nd JanuS ry,
9Oas 9lkc.; February, VI .; March, S2s92 1885;
Corn. AasSc. lower ami dub mixed western
spot. 60 i6sc. future, 81 1915
Oats, ksHc, lower and n avy; state, Ssa4Sc.;
Beef, stsady. new extra me 3, IS. OOas 3
PORK, dun oae year old meas, SIS 25asl5 so.
Lard, dun AMI g ISL r steam rendered, 81 IS
Turpentlne, dull, 41c
Eggs, nearby 22kc.; western, T0ka22c south.
ern, 21s21Xo; lined, i4a16,
Quotations.
The O'Clock bl Is of the New York stock
market to-day, received ovar the pfi ate wire oF
Elliott, johnson z Co.. 'tnNk brokers, st No SIG
Hudson. lo7% Erie. ssk Lake sh6re,ssh 10
q N. Westaln, common, 1888; Ohio & Mis- ,is-
slppi, =; Pacific Mai. s7k Western Jjnion.
TsleErsph, 7s,S Milsst uk-e d 81 Peui m,
mon, 76sS; Can d4 utnerp. 5iA( Michigan
Central, $50 linnPselac, 5sIS tie.trs PaeiSc.
ssk; TesFs Pa iac, s5t New Jersey Cent i,
7SS; DslaSsrs, ekswonns y Western, 1SOss;
r. s comSon f 1s %ssS OssS 5sIe St
Market s1ee, were ss follows: N. Y central q
y; T., Ontario q ", :; g. G. q i. -;
TN Manhattan, % Deuvir g Rio Graz de,
e; Nashville & ohsttAnoog,, -; Colorado
Coal d Irln Company: PENNSYLVANIA, b4iS.
philaeelphia & Residing. ssys; Lehigh va Gsy
q We tern, 10Y Pnilsdeipha d Erle. ID :
Northern Oentral,-: Northern pac'fic,conmcn''
2s INorlhsrn Pacific, .prete red, Az; Hes on
New so9a SsS F sESsS TOP. s st ROD o
Slh; Oregon, -Trsnsoortlnsutsi, S2k Oregon
Nav igatioa, -; Hocsipg v Hey, =; beSyei Il
MO dsanue, - Rtahmond Terminal, -.
Cattle Markets. -
WEST PHn.ADnPHIA STOCK YARDS. Jsn ia
Sattle Recelps, 2s head 10 l w.r; extra,
common, 81 Dc
Sheep-kseeipts. 1000 head; msrkst sctive,
Nc higher; sxrs ,5kc. good Ne 5kc.; medium,
4<sh 8: common, w 4Ac.
hogs--Reo ipts, I 600 head ; market active;
exlrs Chc4gos aAci good, western, Sass c,i
common stats, 7%c.
CHICAGO, Jan. l6.--Cattle - Receipts, 7,OnC
head; iHrc7 S50Os5 30; 81 ara SSi5,
stonkers and feeders, 81 00aS So cows, bulls an
mixed, Stt0i3.c0 Texas cattle 81 00zS.OO
| Hogs--Raceip,r, 1i,000, head: mixed. SS.ihs5 IS
heavy, IS 4ns rs; hgbt "a 50 Is 40; skips IS Qai
] ass. sheep-Recelpts, 1900 mead; natives, s. *
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
ALl,,Is s,nrr Inn, Annl,e.

4 king was IA tie lasi xtremits. Doctors
gave MIN Up. A unknoyn parsY appe ne
apd ID rt1oT the cnte d atri 7e Il Q liseRssp
aid th doctors. "t is a compel for which
I h1ve tfmAfy snd you hsvan't,n ssid he
This IL wins tbs fpi llcsti n comes IN. Crit
tsnron OF tins Grrat Medicine Var hogsa, New
YorS, possess IN Fl ,lss HonAY OF HOsehound
and Tar, an eoso!ute sps' &c r coughs, coils,
and very cps les of bcoHrhi Il ms adv. Ths
"taGnl y" don'g This Is whsie she plonsy
druS lst ssepit Prices, % nd so cents and
and 81 iteli wing - purchasing &c size
PTBEs NteGrn A7Vs 1Rns. B lsia inlnlltB
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
A Sad Death.

The remains of Helen Aldred Day of
Philadelphia were inferred in the Will
mington and Brandywine cemetery Tues
DAY. The deceased was daughter of
the late Joseph W. Day, formerly of Will
mington, who moved away from here
some 16 years ago. Miss Day for few
months had been subjected to severe
nervous strain which resulted in mental
troubles. On January 1st whilst laboriDg
under hslluoination, she leaped out of
the second story window of her home,
aud received fatal injuries, dying on Sat
urday last Miss Day will be remembered
by many WilmingtoDians as an attractive
young girl who went to the Friends school
at Ninth and Tatnall streets 20 years ago.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
nsn,h of Jacob "a, woods.

A correspondent writes from Cham,
bersburg, Pa, that Jacob H. Woods aleu
there q week ago Monday after SIX Gays
illness of pneumonia, and WIS buried
yesterday week. The deceased was a EH-
pinian and was in his 6Sth year. foi
some years he was dealer in Agricultural
implements, this city, his place OF 6usl'
ness being on Front street near Madison:
He was a member of the /. 0. o. H. OF
Winchester, Va.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

Dover, Jan. 1S.-Deruty-clerk Osborne
appeared before the legislative committee
this morning to explain the license dis.
crepancy. The value of the licenses fur
nished by the secretary of state which the
clerk of the peace cannot account for is
$3,297, and Mr.. Osborne showed state
ment that Mr.. Cochran in the past six
months had paid over license fees
amounting to $1,000, where parties had
paid but not taken away their licenses.
Secretary of State Causey showed from
his books and express office receipts that
the missing packages of blank licenses
had been sent from Dover. The hearing
was adjourned till tomorrow and MIR.
Cochran was requested to call OF the Viii.
mington express office and see if the pack
ages arrived there.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
.,.al.-,n,nr nInrn faoods.

Coroner Barnhill Friday went to re-
pleyin some more goods of Mccartney
& Kenny at the instance Of schTarz
a Graeff, carpet dealers of philadelphia
when Messrs. McMenamin and Megarlty,
Judgment creditors, gave q bond ior
III, 600 TO cover the claim of the Phiisdei'
phia Arm. The sheriff will sell Mozart
ney & Kenny's building and stock on
Januarv 93d
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

The accommodation train which arrives
here from Philadelphia on Sunday morn
ings at 1875 O'Clock, bad to stop az s ;,e,
foot of Poplar street Sunday morning
TO prevent running over coloreo l MAI
who lay ON the track and insisted On eou ~.
hitting suicide. He refused to give ms
name or address nor would ne ten tne
reason for his attempt to end his iite'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
mr.. Handy Hriass n Label swift

M. P. Handy, late of the Philadelphia
Neos, and now of the New York World,
appeared before Magistrate Lennon, IN
Philadelphia, on Saturday as complainant
in suit for libel against Ionn I0pfls, a
New York weekly paper. Michael j.:
Dunn, superintendent of the Central
News 90. of Philadelphia, which is whole
sale agent for the paper, was the de,
PENDANT. The libelous paragraph said
that Mr.. Handy had left $2O0, 900 in
debts in that city, that he was defaulter
and that the Glover Club, of which he Is
president, intended to drop him. Erastus
Brainerd testified that Mr.. Handy did not
leave the Netcs in debt and denied that he
owed any money. DR.. Bedioe said that
instead of dropping Mr.. Handy the
Glover Club was going to rs-eleet him IS
It's president. Mr.. Handy swore that the
charges were false in every particular.
Mr.. DUMP, whose connection with the
case ia only as far az he received and dis.
tributed copies of T0,oH Topics, was held
I'm $500 bail,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

Matthew Pettigrew living at No BIG
West Front street, foreman OF the lsborers
at the Pussy & Jones 90, . works, sus,
tanned long and severe cash on bis right
leg, from the calf down, Monday, by
the handle of truck striking it. The
employees in the office dressed the wound
temporarily, after which Mr.. Pettigrew
was removed to his!home.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
cARLTsEE NE.
Fakon with . OonRest.ve Chill Fol-
lowed by n High Ever.

Fakon with . ConRest.ve Chill Fol-
lowed by n High F,Ver.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.-Speaker Carlisle
was taken suddenly i'll with oongestive
chill this evening while at the dinner
table in the Riggs House, and had to be
assisted to his room by Mrs. Carlisle.
The chill was followed by a high fever,
and for an hour or more the speaker was
slightly delirious.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.--At11. AS o'clock,
this morning, DR.. Sewers stated to an
Associated Press reporter that Speaker
Carlisle rested very we'll during the night
and awoke this morning considerably re-
freshed. When the doctor called at IL
O'Clock be found him sitting up in bed
eating light breakfast, and he seemed
to be in the best of spirits.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
mead az Its Morne,,, .,r.a,,

- HtH nHWtHAUH'H HFhtIFts -
Coroner Barnhill Tuesday morning gave
q certificate of death from heart disease in
the case of three months old child of
James Harvey of No. 121 Shipley street,
which died suddenly in bed during the
night. The child awoke during the
night and while sucking at its mothers
breast, it suddenly fell back limp, and
was dead,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
ros,ar Ransom Drowned.

Special Correspondence Of Gszetts auu JUu1.l
OAmpnrpoE, Nd, Jan. H. = Foster
Ranaom, aged about 80 years, and much
aataamed here. was accidentally drowned
iaat niobt while endeayoring to board an
oyster boat lying at anchor opposite Jam ~,
bridge. His body was dragged tor anu
recovered this morning. lie was ha''Ne
of Wioomico county.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
His Finger Amnutntr,r.

John a. Keatley of No. $40 East Fourth
street, employed in the p, w. & B. car
shops, had several fingers Of the left hand
crushed by some lumber falling on them
ON Thurday evening. Detective Jones,
who also acts as surgeon in such cases,
amputated the end of the third finger.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
Trying 10 Recover 5000

In the United States court at Baltimore
Yesterday week, the jury In the case of Tygert
/ Co., Of Smyrna, against Robert s: Emery
OF Ohestertown, Md, reported failure to
agree. The suit was to recover $780, 900 on
certain notes of Il. ]. Ruth, with the
endorsement of Emery, The latter de-
clared the endorsements forgeries,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
1Joi,ed s,a,s. O,rcni. oou,t.

All the cases pending at the United
States circuit court Tuesday.morning were
passed for disposition during the term.
Many OF the counsel having cases before
Judge Wales were in attendance at the
session OF the court of errors and appeals
now being held at Dover.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
Il, orr. TROUpsE.
Ehs Grand Lodge OF PemnsyIvaniR
Httspended for Risal,ed tauc.

TNsPohMou LOT WfhODEdtGBGo.
II Ia announced from Cincinnati that
Howard Douglass, Supreme Chancellor OF
the World Of the Knights OF Pythias. has
suspended the entire Jurisdiction of the
Grand Lodge of the State Of Pannsylya-
MIA for disobedience OF orders. The ala.
obedience consists in refusing to amend
the constitution In certain particulars, as
had been previously required. Ohancel-
Tor Douglass will cite the officers OF the
Grand Lodge to appear before him JAN
uary 2lst., to show cause why the charter
should not be arrested.
1t is probable that no further action will
be taken until the supreme BODY shall
have defined the rights of grand iuris-
dictions. In the meantime the members
IN Pennsylvania are deprived of the Grand
Lodge and semi.annual passwords. II the
Pennsylvania body shall not be sustained
1t will probably result in a rupture, and
as that state represents more than one fifth
OF the entire order il will be o serious one.
One of the grand officers has said that
this body had the sympathy of New York,
New Jersey and Delaware and some Yves.
tern States where the same condition Of
affairs exists.
WHAT WILMINGTON MEMBERS SAY.
Wilmington members of the order dis.
pute the assumption that Delaware will
fight Pennsylvania's battles and withdraw
from the jurisdiction of the Supreme
Lodge. On their own account they have
no controversy with Supreme Chancellor
Douglass. He did complain once that
the printed constitutions of the Delaware
lodges did not conform to the changes
made by the Supreme Lodge, but Grand
Chancellor Tucker replied that the lodges
were not able to print new constitutions
every year. They recognize the consti-
tutional changes effected by the Supreme
Lodge, however, and would formally en-
body them in their constitutions as soon
as new copies were printed.
should the fight between Pennsylvania
and the Supreme Lodge continue there
is no possibility Of Delaware taking a
hand on either side until the assent bling
Of the Grand Lodge of the State next fall.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

L OF Sn ,rpl It Is time to begin when your
ska hyeass out in pimpies 10 use GLKNNs SUI
luys HAN AND wHrsEEs DYE. Black or
Bfoef gnr
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

MuFoRD, Jan. 16.-The Rev. ]. Il.
Wiley preached yesterday morning to
the business men. Before commencing
his discourse he asked the merchants If
they would not close their stores at 8
O'Clock each evening, SO as to allow their
clerks and themselves an opportunity to
attend the protraoted meetings. He also
preached in the Milford Neck M. e.
Church yesterday afternoon. The church
was crowded.
Samuel r. Ennis lost his youngest son
early this morning from brain fever or
some kindred cause. The lad was about
s wears of ape.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

For thirty years hsYa had catarrh. IL
beosma chi onic and very bsd. have used only
.n4 botfe OF kiy's Cream Balm and can Fay
feel liks new man ! maize this voluntary
ststemsnt that Others may know 0f The Balm
j. W, MAthewson, PAwtucket, X. /.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13

Eugene Higgins severed his connection
with the treasury department Monday,
and turned over the office Of chief of APP
poiutment division to his successor, Percy
O. Smith,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13


Iseli it in all my stoves.
Sept. 20, 1857. Paw Paw, W. Va.
lam the most successful breeder Of fne fowls
In tbs State, but feed them
StOnebrAker's Chicken Powders
the year around II IL the only EFg Producsr
known. r, I. ECRArT ON.
Polo, III
stonehraker Chemical Co.-GentIeraen:
isys dssG G. 81 nc popa,-r 1fsi;s :,
AID Cattle powders on the market. hut neyer
thing Tor bnilaing Np and invlgosating stock like
stoneeEAker's Horse and
: OatsIe Powders.
can buy other brands for lees money, but
Yours truly y 'e HENRY \. I IsNGhsrre
Superintendent Streets, Baltimore City.
Baltimore, Sept &c. 1887.
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Sept "a 1857.
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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
Prisoner stnba mis- FsIlow-prisoner.

James Collins and William Morris,
negroes confined in New Castle jail, en-
gagged in q fight Tuesday afternoon in
their cell, which they occupy in common
and Morris stabbed Collins with pen
knife in the head and lip. The quarrel
arose from the fact that Collins was
whiting and Morris wanted to prevent
him. The injured mans wounds were
flesh wounds only and not serious. Col
Inns is serving three years. term for
highway robbery, and Morris atwoyeArs'
term for murderous assault,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
4 DMINIsTRAroRs SALE
n or
REAL ESTATE

In New CAsila county, witt 0lieaaIs,
ON Weld, o..
THE STu DAY or FAEIs, 2. 1855.
st II O'Clock, q u
on this premises al thar cart ef the farm 81
this lats Edwsrd stso d, daceRsed, IN PSncEdsr
HUNDRED, New o. stlo c9unty nfnr Isop uill
is lou. on the philsdspbie, Wilmington a
Baltimore abroad, a o1t ~ miles nom New
arb, o iuipg GhoIG rs acre. OF land, foore or
le S. This iD,p-ev meats en- this par o tbs
farm ale = lsrga mansion house and out Guild
iegS
Terms nj We known on dEy OF asie, by
MARY STROUD, AeministrairIS
The above m snti0ne1 tract of land ard en
adl lining act lying In the state OF Maryland,
conalni4 about 81 acres, more or les, wIil bs
SO q as one tract at the time and pla q Efora-
SD The two traces together contain abont
l6l acres, more or less Tue improvements
ereon coukist OF q iaFge Mansion house, farfn
house q d tensnt house, large barn. corn cflc
SranRry, Vagon house aud either out-buildjnrs
The land ID of me quality. divided into nesds
under good fencing. IL Is partic llarly adapted
to raisiog fsutt, and thers Is q young psseh
orchard IN full bearing, thereon: also an appge
orchard 10 tull bearing, ami othAr fTu,I tfeeq.
The farm runs to the Iron Bill staten OF Phlla.
daIp IL, Wilmington 81 Baltimore railtoad.
ann iiue and other manures are landed eIpe9
az hand The neighbofhood is htalthy and de-
sirable as pls. o Of residence
BENJAMIN NIELps,
1snl0&s Attorney for heirs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-01-13
MILFORD.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
MnFoRD, Jan. Is. Richards & Hynson,
real estate agents Of this town, have sold
the 112 acre farm, near Houston, belong
ing TO the First National Bank, to Reuben
Harrington. This farm was formerly the
property of David Scott.